Personalised tutoring for NZ families
Every child deserves a guide who really knows them.
Most children don't need more pressure. They need someone in their corner — patient, thoughtful, and tuned in to how they learn. Abbi is that guide.
Private tutoring for less than $1 a day · No credit card required
“Hi Lily — ready to pick up where we left off?”
- NZ curriculumAligned at every stage
- Years 3–6Launching first
- Educator reviewedEvery answer
- Real progressYou can actually see
More than a tutor. A trusted guide.
Abbi is present for every session, aware of every step forward, and always patient when things get hard. She builds a picture of your child over time — what comes naturally, what needs support, and what keeps them engaged.
- Remembers where your child is Every session builds on the last — nothing gets lost between lessons.
- Reviewed by educators, not left to chance Every explanation is approved by qualified NZ teachers before a child sees it.
- Keeps you genuinely informed A plain-language summary after every session. No dashboards to decode.
One world. Many guides.
Abbi is the heart of the platform. As the world grows, specialist guides join her — each with their own subject strength, all built on the same trusted foundation.
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Abbi Learning companion · All subjects The heart of the platform — she builds a complete picture of your child and guides them across every subject.
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Adam Maths · Physics Clear thinking and step-by-step problem solving.
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Maya English · Writing Helps children find confidence in their own voice.
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Leo Science · Inquiry Brings science to life through questions and investigation.
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Isla Reading · Confidence Calm, patient guidance that builds confidence alongside skill.
Coming soon
More specialist guides are in development — each built to the same standard of reviewed content and educator oversight.
Built for the whole learning journey.
Abbi grows alongside your child — from the first years of school through to NCEA. Different ages need different things, and her approach changes accordingly.
- Numeracy
- Literacy
- Mathematics
- English
- Science
- Reading
- Writing
- + more in development
- Early primary — Years 1–2 Number sense, early reading, and confident habits. Soon
- Upper primary — Years 3–6 Fluency, curriculum depth, and genuine subject confidence. Live
- Intermediate — Years 7–8 Structured subject focus and exam readiness. Soon
- High school — Years 9–13 Deep subject support, study skills, and NCEA preparation. Soon
"Designed for the NZ curriculum, from the ground up."
Stay close, without hovering.
Your parent view is a clear window into your child's learning — without interrupting it. You'll know what happened, what improved, and what comes next.
- A session summary after every lesson Plain language — what they practised, where they got stuck, what to encourage next.
- Skill progress, honestly shown Mastered, in progress, and up next. No vanity metrics — just real movement.
- Multiple children, one account The whole family's learning from one dashboard, with a view per child.
- Tell Abbi what matters to you Share preferences in your own words. Abbi reads it and adapts — no forms.
- 7Lessons completed
- 4Skills strengthened
- 2Independent wins
Lily practised addition with regrouping across 7 short sessions. Early in the week, carrying across the tens column was slowing her down. By the end, she was solving the same pattern independently.
- Addition — regrouping Growing confidence
- Place value — tens Strong
Lily responds well to a short word of encouragement before harder questions.
Example of the parent dashboard, using sample data.
Families are already seeing it.
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My daughter was really struggling with fractions. After a few weeks with Abbi, she came home genuinely proud of herself. That hasn't happened in a long time.
Sarah K.Parent of a Year 5 student, Auckland -
The session summary is genuinely useful — I know exactly where my son is at without having to quiz him or check the app every five minutes.
James M.Parent of a Year 7 student, Wellington -
It doesn't feel like homework. The kids actually want to sit down with it, which tells you everything. Being NZ curriculum made me choose it over everything else.
Rachel P.Parent of two learners, Christchurch
Not a badge. Not a streak. A certificate that means something.
When your child completes a full year level — every concept covered, captured as actual evidence — Abbi sends a real, named, dated certificate. The kind a family prints and keeps.
Some children get there in six months. Some take eighteen. The certificate marks the level reached, not the time spent.
Example certificate, using a sample name.
We take your trust seriously.
Abbi is built for children, and every detail reflects that. Content is written and reviewed by qualified educators before it reaches a child — not scraped from the internet, not generated on the fly and left unchecked.
- Real-time safety filters on everything your child says and sees
- If something comes up that needs a grown-up, you'll know
- Your family's data stays private — never sold, never used for ads
Questions parents ask.
What ages is Abbi for?
Abbi launches with Years 3–6, with early primary, intermediate, and high school stages to follow. She's designed to grow with your child from the first years of school through to NCEA.
Is the content really aligned to the NZ curriculum?
Yes — every piece of content is written for the New Zealand national curriculum at each stage, and reviewed by qualified NZ teachers before a child sees it.
How much does Abbi cost?
Less than $1 a day — private tutoring at a fraction of the usual cost. You can try Abbi free, with no credit card and no commitment.
Is it safe for my child to talk to Abbi?
Everything your child says passes through real-time safety filters, and the lesson content itself is fixed and educator-approved. If something ever needs a grown-up, you're told directly.
How is this different from other learning apps?
Abbi is one consistent guide who remembers your child — not a bank of exercises. Sessions build on each other, progress is reported to you in plain language, and finishing a year level earns a real certificate.
